Categories for Data and Modelling
How Much Loss of Life Was Due to COVID-19 in 2020 Compared to Other Diseases?
by Paul Bird In assessing the impact of COVID-19 on the country, the most important statistic has been the number...
Read morePCR Expert: UK’s Testing System is a Mess, Monopolising PCR For Covid is Killing People and Matt Hancock is Moronic
by Oliver May AFTER Panorama’s exposé last week of cross-contamination at the Lighthouse Lab in Milton Keynes, a PCR expert...
Read moreReview of Paper Claiming 20% of Infected Are Vulnerable to Reinfection
by Mike Hearn A recent paper in the Lancet claims that one in five people might not get immunity from...
Read moreThe Mortality Risk of COVID-19 is Dying Out
by Howard Greene Governments have imposed extreme policies to contain COVID-19 infections because of public perceptions that the mortality risk...
Read moreSteps Towards a Technocratic Dystopia
I have a research background in the social sciences and dozens of peer-reviewed publications to my name. There’s a lot...
Read moreA Problem With Numbers
by Suzie Halewood On January 27th 2021, the cover of most daily newspapers showed a picture of Prime Minister Boris...
Read moreReaders’ Exchanges with Professor Neil Ferguson
A reader sent Derek Winton’s article in Lockdown Sceptics criticising Imperial College’s modelling to Professor Neil Ferguson. His remarkable response in...
Read moreDerek Winton’s Response to Ferguson
by Derek Winton Read Derek Winton’s original piece here and Neil Ferguson’s response here. I should start by saying I...
Read moreNeil Ferguson’s Response to an Article in Lockdown Sceptics
by Professor Neil Ferguson One of our readers sent a copy of Derek Winton’s article in Lockdown Sceptics criticising Imperial...
Read moreThe Imperial Model and its Role in the UK’s Pandemic Response
by Derek Winton Historians are sure to pore over this ‘unprecedented’ period for centuries to come. It is my belief...
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